SCUDETTO TO NAPLES, FROM TORRE DEL GRECO THE ANTI-DRYNESS BRACELET

Napoli Scudetto: The Anti-Bad Luck Bracelet in Coral and Cameo by Lucia Vitiello

Is it the year of Napoli's Scudetto? It is known that Neapolitans are superstitious, so they think but do not say. "It doesn't happen, but what if it does?" It is the general claim on social media, in the streets, in bars, in the squares. So to ward off bad luck you need a nice amulet. And what better anti-bad luck than coral, cameo and precious stones?

The anti-bad luck bracelet was born in Torre del Greco, the city of coral, and is meant to be a good omen for the team and keep away the doomsayers. It was created by Lucia Vitiello, a cameo artist, coral artist and artisan from Torre del Greco who created a refined and distinctive line of jewelry, investing from scratch in the coral field. The bracelet is a real gem and is selling like hot cakes, especially for its superstitious value.

Napoli Scudetto: The Anti-Bad Luck Bracelet in Coral and Cameo by Lucia Vitiello

Is it the year of Napoli's Scudetto ? It is known that Neapolitans are superstitious , so they think but do not say. "It does not happen, but what if it does?" is the general claim on social media , in the streets, in bars, in the squares. So to ward off bad luck you need a nice amulet. And what better anti-bad luck than coral , cameo and precious stones ?

The anti-bad luck bracelet was born in Torre del Greco, the city of coral , and is meant to be a good omen for the team and keep away the doomsayers . It was created by Lucia Vitiello, a cameo artist , coral artist and artisan from Torre del Greco who created a refined and distinctive line of jewelry, investing from scratch in the coral field. The bracelet is a real gem and is selling like hot cakes, especially for its superstitious value.

"This bracelet was created for superstition ," explains Lucia Vitiello, "we engraved the Napoli logo on a sardonic shell , mounting it on turquoise that reflects the Napoli colours and with the red horn that helps to keep away the droughts ."

Lucia Vitiello distinguished herself, in a period in which coral and cameos in Torre del Greco were going through a crisis , for having learned from humble workshops. "In my life's journey I have discovered," she concludes, "that people know little or nothing about cameos and coral , where they come from and how they are made ."

This stimulated my research among invisible artisans , where no one could reach to elevate a work that is rarely seen in the world's showcase. Driven by the love of beauty and the desire to express myself with something unique and inimitable , I began to wear my creations, encountering a lot of interest and attention . An interest that, in a short time, extended to many lovers of coral and cameo , and later also to those who, more generally, love to wear beautiful and exclusive objects .

Lucia Vitiello's bracelet is thus presented not only as a fashion accessory , but as a bearer of tradition and superstition , a tangible symbol of Neapolitan identity and culture. Combining craftsmanship and symbolic meanings , these jewels become a way to celebrate sporting passion and face the challenges of everyday life with optimism and hope .